Definition of Fordist. Meaning of Fordist. Synonyms of Fordist

- powerful rival. The period after Fordism has been termed Post-Fordist and Neo-Fordist. The former implies that global capitalism has made a clean break...
- and fragmentation of markets into distinct segments, after the demise of Fordist production. It was widely advocated by French Marxist economists and American...
- by neoliberal interest groups, together with the shift from a Fordist to a post-Fordist organisation of the economy – the move towards casualisation,...
- for Forðist okkur. In 2006 Penguin Books published Should You Be Laughing at This?, which is a collection of cartoons previously published as Forðist okkur...
- post-industrialist culture of "mobile capital, the service economy, post-Fordist disposable consumerism and banking deregulation", urban sprawl has caused...
- Economics ideology culture Notable ideas Cultural hegemony Americanism as Fordist bourgeoisie as the hegemonic group Organic crisis P****ive revolution the...
- insufficiency of the interpretations of this transition from a Fordist to a post-Fordist model of "flexible ac****ulation. Early empirical studies of this...
- Fordist city in the early twentieth century, which meant a shift from a service-based economy to an industry-based one. In the vein of many Fordist economies...
- translate the complexity of contemporary life processes in the global Post-Fordist network society. Parametricism emerged as a theory-driven avant-garde design...
- today. In Aldous Huxley's Brave New World (1932), society is organized on "Fordist" lines, the years are dated A.F. or Anno Ford ("In the Year of Ford"),...